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g1etp.Nurfer Nadridifet,. y.

Rep.9orf, 80. Sttober.-Su Der beus
tiGsH SibuH8 Der p&entraI' Qabor, ,lluioRn
lam es aberu1als 81 fiirmIihen 4uftritteu
bptlden ben Soaaltften uHO ben 4nbdugern
Senrg Georges. Sun 2aufe ber Serbdu6s
lpH9eH beidmerte iidl elmer Der 9ettereu bel
oem &Orieer, baB ibu eiu SoIialiit eiuen
Dafien" geidimpft babe. Die Nusfo5uug
oeS So5iaIiten purSe BON Steleu geiorOert,
uno elm 70 GROCER 9drm entfau0, oaB Der
SoritBtr bic SeIbfbeberrIhuug oerlor uu6
Den bei6merotfiibreuoen 8elegateu eiHeu
uyiarreu" titulirte, Der 9elegat rebandirte
fttl 0ur9 ben Gusuf: yAnd you are Il
loafer!" @1ft mad Iangem SrGtebl muroe
bic 9tube mieber bergefeut. Sin uou Der
rFeGeratedTrades' Union" gematter Sor-
itIag, 6HB am IL. yIooember Elm aqgemeis
uer StTite inicenirt mer0eu Iole, I'M EaQe
bic @bicagoer Quard]ifteu gehdngt niiroeu,
murOe siuem &Omite sur Se9uta9tuug iibers
nieieH.
- Snmts 8ilion, elm RatruIe bes Buus
6esbnmpterS ySIFppee," traut Itd bier am
Ieb'eu Greitng abeno eiuen 9lauId an. Gin
9amerao, giameHS Iic9Rauus, mOllte i6u
nad benz Tlottenbaubof 3uriid briugeu, aQelu
ont bsm 28ege iiber bic @af=&ioer. Bride
fiiirBte fid3 gBulou In Der Rdbe oes Erootluz
ner BfeiIerS berab nuf ben barunter ber fii6,
renb.n Gabrpeg. &r blieb uuf benz 6lede
tO6t.
- Barbara gOrIdart, eiue In gr. 164,
9iiogehraBe, pobuenbe g5ittme, bat gelfern
friib nm llbr SeIbfmor0 begaugeu, tnbem
fe iidD nit eiuem Etidmafer ben Gals BON
DIR gu Sbr bnrdidnitt. ole mar felt ,pei
Sabrsu fraut uHe befauo iid 1fters nnter Der
gspaubluns Der aer3te i'm 8euebuesSoipis
tai" Sor eiuigeu Eagen ertldrteu oieielbeH
tbreH 3uRuub fir bOfiHuH9SIOs, unb iie nuro
nod Sanie g.bradt. Geitber bat iie mebrs
mails gebrObt, fie mer6e ibrsul Qebeu Elm
@nee MAIDEN. Die Serilorbeu mare 6S Sabre
aIt uuO biuterIdBt pier S5bue, BON Oeuen
5tpei Oerheiratbet ftH6.
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Glnoett- -9epattet&tettt.

lInfer G1nSea SepatteaseHt TIT
BsEtimore's SGnle fir SunF. .S6ueiO Osrei.
28ie eferiren bas foIgsube feline 4fortimeut
trefil;her Stitds 8aaren: @labs BOrfeos, 8.
". 8orfebs, H'6aucps 8Orfebs, Son.
NOH,SaHep Stripes, @uc@resors, SOifs in
eheuiut. uub Spee6' &utern, s. G.z4u'
sussfoffe, 8laruees, West of England,
uuO BoOle anSussfOffe. Seruer III uns TO-
ebsu Elm SEAPORT uOn Gangs West of Eng
land 6Oitn5eug 8use8anseu. Setu eiujiger
&unosHidnetser Don Baltimore Iiefert eiue
&usnab' ,tsie bic unitre, II. etaSergletd piro
ssi9su, baB uniere Breiie i'm Durdiduitt 80
PrO3. bttIiBer Fnb, ais bic sep6buIi9 SefOr
berten.
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glr. 26O.
San Rraniiseo's neittife gen'atFOt.

San aran3iEeo'S neutfte geH'atiOn.
Gan 6rau3iscu, 80. Sttober.-Die
BoliJei 9Iaubt iest SruuS 3u Der AHHabme
Az babeu, 6aB peurp Seuhapou, mel9er am
%. GttOber nEs 2stde gefuuSeu purSe, ui9t
SslbfmOr6 begiHg, onceru ermorOet DurOe.
BsnbnpOH mar elm Bru6er Der unduaff err
morbetsn Srau Cecilia 8opers, 6sreH @atte
ipeeeu 6es 9toroes gum Eooe oerurtbeiIt
purbe uEb i'm @eidnsuiiie isiHer 6iHri9tuHg
eutsegtufsbt. Su 8eubapou's 3lmmer fauO
man ju9Igin nit Der geide elm Sdreiben, tn
tpeIbsm Der Serforbeue ausab, er babe ieiRe
Shmefier srmoroet, un6 B9psrs lei unihuI.
big. Seitoem bat fidb Sas @eriidt Uerbrei-
tst, baS 6ns SarsibsH cine SdIihung maF,
uuo bas Seuhapon einem 0orOe gum Opfer
fieI. Gin semifer Sobn 8immig aus @lss
peIan6, o., it ieSt ais SeubapOu's Dt0rOer
berhottEt poroeu, uub es liegeu ftarfe Sers
onttsgriinSe segsu ibu Dor. @r ift Elm tutts
nier 6reunb bes Or. Sopers, unb feline frau
trat bel ssm 8rO5sft Oes gestereH GIs ENs
lnflunQsseult1 ant
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Setme WGnlter-Mnsi18e.

gStr babett TT LETTER 3ett bon &ssts.
ben.gdueineru cine grOBartige 8urietdt Der
f.tnfen au3iige fir @eieuidaft, uie 9ei6dft
uufertisen Iufen - GorffcretuS, gSor.
fteoS, inpOrtirte &aitmtre, 9ta8onais,
mobii4e uuo pOpuIare farrirte StoTe,
prattige GDentots, SSOmcfpuns &C.
Utun beiude uus unb iebe, peId' berrltde
4uSii9e mir gu SIS, SIS. 500, S22, S25 unO
$28 uertaufeu. Die 0orlissenaeH 6agoHs
iinb So unO 4'tn0pfse GntapaD SrcG /,
Straight Sa6., 0rtncc sIlbert.Sa 66e
Il. I. M. sic fiub 10 elegant augefertiat, oaB
man iofort in linen mitttite 8eiferperte
Der Sdnetoerfuuif erfennt.
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80buF0t0RrOphe.

ButfaIO, R..D., 80. OttOber. - 3D,i
Sra4t5iigs Der n9tdtI.BIute.B cOGts
6trtsH ssaeu 2 ubr beute friib Habe Silusrr
Greet nnb murben tbeiIpeiie oemOltrt. IOtOs
mOtiofiibrtr &Iagtou aus &Onueaut, Ohio,
unb Seijer SObH 0iaftniOm, ebeufaaS aus
@onneant, fanlen um's geben, pdbrsno fid
bic itbriseu SebienfeteH burdl Serlbiprtn.
gen rstteteu. Die beiosH Spfer lparen le6ts
oarr
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WobleD 1ttb Garetu

baben ft tn oeier gatfna a ote spite Oes 3Getoer'
@efdfts 0eteIt. gS habeu beute eatge 8Orte NIT Ser'
eu biufdhi Der ttebetro6e 3I pre&eu gr pien gtpus
binF4tli 1teberr66e iasen. Br pfeus, ueuu e sut
9earbes fub, mir pien's, Deuu e H1obi uuO gsbabreuO
aussfu ub. sc Sbt gandeti biuFddt Der aaferttsuus
unb Solenbuns zines Ieberredes sfer slae mas en
sel nt beaen mag, mas aber eobtntrt ebr uet tbuu
ben zines SleibunsRHdes 90s nb gunte oeneu mir sau
beOubsre aumertiamtei mism:u Bir pHuideu Shire Prd
lung unerr annten crsfGls gearbetteten eber4teber
eisener arbeiN. sic pereen e ben neu sei uOeu uao
bubet ben Rrs eu 8e HsSHser, ais er BON ben SuH
Ibenihuebern bersd3net uiro.
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Yra9ttge TaGOnS

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Stnuhen ebeu perb @ Geu gerepu9h allen Su Se
nn9tbuuns au n Oaen sS4
grt g8au Ge N erOn puer Eager
& orfsIter rno aus oret eGe bbnoe Iaa8e bsm Ntba
Dufer sr6B Eager 6uueu
burdfudn 9s S3Hge, pafe
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WcettuQ."

GharlefpH, S.s@., 90. Sttober. -
Die Nsger bon 9umptou.@ .@ountp bieIteu BET
Sriebton ein n@amps Meeting" ab, Dns auf
cine 9nnse Bohe berednet mar uuO am
SoHutaa beganu. @efern abeH6 uur0e
elm Sat- ShHupps iu's 2aser gebradt, uuo
pitIe Der aupeienoen betrauten fd1. Der
9drm Der GetruuteHeu nurbe 10 grOB, bag
Der Frebigsr uidt mebr sebSrt murSe; ols
einige giii6terue Rube oerlnugteu, uuroeu
fie pom ben Setrunfeuen, Die reidti9 nit
gGnfien- 9leooIusru' uub RafrmefIeru = Der.
iebeu irareu, beruus9eioroert, uuo eiue form
ltte @dladt besaHu auf benz SstpIase.
8ie 8aienbsu l0iAten iesur bic 9tdter aus,
uno MN mar 6reuno mo 6eiuS nidt mehr
al unteriheioeH; Sober priigelte Den, Der
Tim Sunddf ftauO. AlS Der sampf aufs
bSrte, lag Der SiIhsudltefe Satob Sudiou
eridofsu ou; 6 Dfduuer noreu t6otlih uers
muuoet, uuo ibr AbIeben III f1iiHbltdl gu ers
parten. 25 0titglieOer baben mebr Ooer
minOsr idpere Stia' Ober 9duittpuaoeu
erlitteu.
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sermtfd1te teIearapbtf@e aspefaen.

- 9urabee's groBe @rdderbdderei IN Als
banp, R. D., braunte seieru friib uieber.
Beriuff $2O, 900. Rebrere 26iamdnuer nur'
ben hMr6 eiuftrJeuoe RGuern uerIett.
- 2hos. Il. BaIter, elmer Der berUOrrd'
atnbheu ar6itefteu bes 2aubes unb BrGiis
bent bes American Institute of Archi-
tects." farb ssferu 1u philadelphia i'm AI'
ter Don 81 SabreU,
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Wtt Wann 1&ao Rans t1nter9eaan
Gett.

3iugfou, Ont, 90. Sttober. - Bon
bem nit @etraihe belabeueu 9doouer ygB. O..
3. SupIor," peld.er fid nuf Der 6abrt BON
Chicago bisrber befaub, bat man ieither
ytihts geb0rt uub man 9laubt, baB oerieIbe
nit allen am Boro befu0lideu Beriouen IN.
tsrseguugeu 1T. 3as Sdiff wuroe Don benz
bier pobnbaften Capt. Samss 2ir befeblist.
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gs nimm in Der Gesel Sabre, fidb einen suten yfa'
men 5i MAIDEN, eoO bat. .SdIuation. OelH id in iehr
turBer 3eit bet un5 etnsebnrgsrt. @5 in aud fein
9Blinorr, henu es bilft Jebermnuu, Ieinc Sbmer5eu
81 Osrtrsben uno ss 1T biatg oaBu, nur 25 SeHts bic
bIai6e,
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Gttt alter &utT.

8offnn, %. SttOber. - Sefsru Wittag
fubr cine Sutide, in peIder ft9 elm Naua
unb eine Srou befanoenr Dor benz @ebdube
Der p&nrburp @as &cmpasuie" Dor. Die
Erou fieg aus, tetrat bas &omptoir unb
ibsiIte benz fb Sur i3eit aIeiu beftnDenOeu
9aifrer NIT, Elm 9err, peIder aeldbmt iei
uu6 ben Bo9eu ni4t uerlofen P6nne. min,
lde ibu seIhdftIiG 81 ipreden. Der Safitrer
trat an 6eu @o9eu bsrun uuO cUnueritrte nit
benz Serrn ungefdbr Is Riuuteu, uGbreno
pelder 3eit Oas 6raHen;immer IN bem Comp.
toir uartete. gfu6 SaIuB Der unterreouag
befieg bic Srau biz Sutiae unb bieielbe fuh
i6ueG bapou. Salo uuhber eutbedte be
SaIftrer, bos bic Trau $500 in BautuOteu
aus Der Safe sefoblen bate. uub er bas
Spfer zines Sdpiubels senorbeu mar. Son
hpr @ouueru hat man bis iet3t Feiue s5nur
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SaItiHOre'S tp6dIE1tltdbe StetblF&s
feitSsStnttffff.

Sr 6srflOiieuer gBode tuur6eu 152 See
burtss uu6 l49 SterbeidIe umtlidl augemels
oct; bon ben 2sgtereH l mebr, aIs in eer
l886er BaraueI' 'g8O6e. 9le Weiiieu - IA
- fturbsu in Der IT,, Die Beuigfteu II
- in Der l6. uu6 10. Bar6. 8on Oen @es
Rorbsueu pareu 55 upter 5, IA luiI1eu unb
20, 81 5mtiheu 20 uuo 40, 81 Suii6eu 40
uuo 60, p 5nliden so uno 80, 3uii6eu
so unb 80 SGbreu alt; 81 in ben Ser. Staa=
ten, 80 i'm AueIauoe 9ebOreHe gBsiBe uu0 Sc
Sdpar5e. farbeH q all QuugeudwtuOz
iutt, s an 8ipbtheritiS, an RrGmpteH,
on YuHseH-, 4 an Guftr0brenafs, auI2ageus
nit Damn @nBiuOung, 5 an 6er,leioen,
an bGutiger 8rduHe, on SdlagfluB, A an
8riobridem Rtersuleibeu, 4 an Dur9faQ, 4
on Gubr, 4 on gGbmuus, 3 an BtuterguB ius
6irn, 1 an @ebdrmutter &utJiu6uug, an
gterpenfsbsr, on @sIbiu6t, an 8eudbus
fen, bur6 R0rbershauh.
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GatttntttorS tt1lo SeIbffmnro

Neus 0ort, 80. GftOber. - 0cuis
8fabler, Elm 8arbier in BiIliamsbura, er,
idos beute gfadmittag feline Satin uuS iit
ieibif. Seioe farbeu faft uusenblidlid. Bfab.
ier mar 27 Sabre oft .nub 6em Srunfe erge.
ben. 9as @hepanr mar felt bier Sabreu
utrbeiratbst uuO biaterldBt bier SiuOer.
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SrQneret,

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(Rai6s1SO
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TOlitii9e An3eige,t.
9emofraten 9Seft- 8aIttmOre'4

9emofratea SSeft- -8aIttmore'sI
s@aart sa@ ss.tasea roo st#H%r layammsa; I!
~ a. ~SSatnS' Saae.% S'"'' '''
Die gerGsumbung F.bt 19r Dem sIansenSen llrt9eIe
bes SoIfeS 9ebranbmartt 6u
Der CUTE s1ui gallimoTe's III Oarf Die gieoerrase
fetusr geruHsIimpisz serehtferttgt fpor6eu.
2ast bas Gdo tuisertouen:
Sa6Ion, 4Guabnaat,, gShhte!
bes BOLTS sebIinae!
Rhdt aus, Sauflsuts unS SanbDsrter,
arbeter unb Eabritanten!
t1nIer 2oiunssport tR Gtea!
GoIsenbe berOOunsenbe alsbner iperssn 9nIpra9en
5ote1:
Or. Ssbn 9tenftB 9oe,
Or. 8e0tae GoItott'
&t. Tbpn1as 6. 8eeES,
ST, @tIbert SHtfth
uHe Au6ere.
SIN aE'trags 5etter Q. eSbIfkeU.
Sorfiser Ses bsnofratti9en Greeutiu"&Omttt.
C2B9-6O)
@toBe RaiIettaS Serfamntlttas
n~abB&HsissH SsmpFratsa
''''' a6ea55 s Sis abT, T. ''0''HO l . "
int
,,S0ncorStasGp GpsrubauIe,M
,,Yu BsoeH eeetaGle gsabrbeit s1hsRt tbs
Sanpt auTS sasue."
Gilt Su GuTer SABINE; 6ern bic dnaIeute t6nnsn ihr
SOtum bonn letten gdtiuoh nidt repetiren.
5oIsenht Ssrr.n tuerSen 8feben baIteu:
Sbetit SbarIes Ratibauy
Sr. Sobu 81. Somen,
Or. GSanr g. sans,
Or. ESiIIiam e. RaEburh,
ST, Rp0er ". SUI.
g7ufif bonn g2uFFcorps bes 5. 9tesuents.
Die @auerie'n bret6sn 0amen nit iBrer Be .Iettung
norbebalten.
Die Gbnreu per6er UNI lhr a6eno3 qs0ifuet,
s.. .. &pnen,
(26O-1) 8OritRer bes gsriammLunas @omte,s.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-12

the General Assembly did by nj making e AM y a.
| nual appropriation for the succeeding SY
years OF $500. 1t is not probabie that assy
succeeding Legislature will be less liberal !,
p ILo IIhg fol this popular institution, an
State. '"
y The very capable Board of Directors of th
Home are: W: d: Rogers. president: ". j
Fendel Horne, treasurer: r. j. Biuhar, A. j.
Lewis, David liable, Louis Adam. J. T.
O'Brien and Patrick Hayes. James Gleason
is the efficient superintendent.
RELIEF FOR CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
But the appropriations for the Confederate
home constitute only a small portion of tbs
relief afforded to disabled Confederate yets-
rams during the administration Of Gov. Nc
Emery.
In 1880 the Legislature made an aupro.
piatlon for the purchase of artificial fimh,
Tor such Confederate soldiers enlisted from
service; This was supplemented. in 1884.
ny q still larger appropriation for the sant
purpose, and further appropriations were
MAGE n 1885 to cover cases notproyided TO:
for tbs sn repsr OF aaif spd also t. prd
those who themselves were unable to bea.
the expense. Altogether the sum of s5G,-
900 has been expended since 1880 in pro-
viulhB lulDS LOT manned soldiers OF Louis
iana
Still further provision was made for them
IN 1886. when an act was passed by the Leg
islature donating to all Confederate soldier
III .lndlgent circumstances. who may hav.;
enllsted from Louisiana, and who dui1a,:
that .erm OF enlistment received such wound
rs to cause amputation OF limb, or who be
come manned by such wound to such an es
tent as to permanently .disQualify him froia
the active vacations of life, 100 acres to ,}y
entered on vacant land of the State. Ths
grant is not limited to the Confederate SOL
dlers themselves, but also applies to the
widows, OF Confederate soldiers who are ul.-
married and in INDECENT circumstances aa,j
dependent on their own physical labor fo,
support, whose husbands were killed il.
battle, or died from the effects of wounds
received in battle, or otherwise lost their
yves In the service of the Confederate
States. or have died since leaving the seryia,r
OF the Confederate States from such wounds.
Although several OF the Southern Stat.
have made some provis :on for their dissblctf
Confederate soldiers, none of them have becs;
as generous as Louisiana during Gov. Me-
Enery's administration. The different meas
ures for their relief above mentioned hays.
had the active support and warm indors,-
mentor the Governor. and received the stamts
OF his cordial approval when presented fof
his signature.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-12
A McEnery Club at St. Martlnsville.

A MCEnery Club at st. Marunsville.
Special to The Times Democrat.
ST.. MARTINsv1LLE, Oct 5.-A Democratic
meeting was held at the courthouse last night
for the purpose of organizing McEnery
Club. The meeting was called to order by
T. L. Broussasd, who stated the object of
the meeting On motion of Terville Bien-
venu, Felix VOORHEES,, ESQ.,, was elected tenn
porary chairman, and L. j. VOORHEES, tenn
porary secretary.
On motion of W. A. Bienvenu the follow
ing named gentlemen were appointed by the
chair as committee on resolutions: Robert
Martin, Dan VOORHEES,. Arcade Gauthier and
w. A. BienveDu. The committee reported
the following resolutions:
''ReSolred, That we recognize in Gov. S.
D. McEnery an able, conscientious and
faithful servant of the people, one who, at
all times true to the trust contded to him,
has labored for the material growth Of our
firm and healthy basis the industrial, edu-
cgtional and financial interests of our people.
''Resolped, That under his administration
our State has steadily advanced toward pros
perity: the leyees, which protect the most fer
tile lands Of our State and especially those of
our parish, have been built and protected
with unremitting care until now they have
reached that state Of durability and safety
which assures US against any overflow,
which before his administration devastated
the crops Of this portion of our State.
RESOLVED. That we recognize in Samuel
Douglas McEnery Democrat who has never
swerved from the principles of the party, and
that we show with pride the result of the
good administration Of his appointees in this
parish and the prompt and efficient manner
in which justice is now administered. and it's
finances faithfully accounted for.
'Res0iued. That We. the Democratic voters
of the parish Of ST. Martin, do hereby pledge
him our earnest support for the nomination
of Governor by the next Democratic conven-
ton, and we request all Democrats to Join us
in our efforts to secure his nomination., az
and the State of Louisiana.
''Resolted, That copy of these resolutions
be sent for publication to the New Orleans
TIMEs-DEMocRAT Baton Rouge Cdpitolian-
4 drocdte and the st. Martin Rereille and Hes
Senger."
|: The resolutions were unanimously adopted
The club then went into permanent organ
ization and the following officers were
elected Robert Martin, PRESIDENT T. Bien-
venu, Hy. Barras, Felix Pothier and Arcade
Gauthier, vice presidents: W. A. Bienvenu,
secretsry, l. I. VOORHEES,, treasurer; =;
Eug. Bertrand, sergeants alarms.
On motion the club was called the McEnery
Democratic Club No. l.
Messrs. Felix VOORHEES, and Edward Simon
were called upon to address the meeting.
Mr.. +. VOORHEES, in few and appropriate
remarks, frequently interrupted by ap-
plause,. reviewed the administration of Gov.
| of the State under his administration.
Mr. e. Simon followed and his remarks
| were also much appreciated. The club adj
| journed to the 18th instant at o'clock p. N.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-10-12
The Call for the State Central Commit
tee Amended.
Special to The Times Democrat,

BATON ROUGE, Oct. 5.-Gen. Jastremski
president of the Stato Central Committee
sent a telegram to-day to Col. 1. W. Patton
to the following effect: In the call of meet
ing of the State Central Committee Thurs
day was enormously substituted for Tues
day. To prevent mistakes l have amended
call 20 MS to read Thursday, Oct 20, Parlor
P, st, Charles Hotel"
Gen. Jastremski has also sent the follow
ing circular to each member of the State
committee:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL,
Committee, Baton Rouge, La, Oct. 5, 1887. )
Sr-In the call of meeting of the State Cen
trail Committee Thursday" was enormously
substituted for Tuesday" To prevent mis-
takes l have amended the call so rs to read
..s,Ihursday, Oct. 20, 1887. Parlor P, st.
Charles Hotel.p
The meeting of the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee will, therefore. be held on
Thursday. Oct. 90, 1887, at IL O'Clock NJ. i,
in Parlor P, st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
The attendance Of every member of the COM
mittee is respectfully requested. as business
of importance is to be transacted.
LEON JAsTREMSKI, President.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-17
New York Produce.

New YORK, Oct. l5.-Flour-Receipts o.
So packages; exports, 2,6SS bbls, 1915
sacks: steady and unchanged; sales, l6,500
bbls. Wheat-Receipts, LOO bu: exports,
900 bu spot; cash grades firm as general
rule; trading very slow, with exporters
especially quiet; options advanced lS0Ac,
closing steady at shade off from the best;
graded red 7s@S1c; No. red, Sll2@S1s4c
store. S2a4@S3l2c delivered, latter fancy;
No. l red, S7l2c, nominal; No. l white,
SIl2c, nominal: No. red, October S1lSc,
nominal: November, 81 9s@Sls4c. closing at
S15sc; December, s2ss@S27Sc, closing at
April, S67sc, closing at S67sc; May, S74
@SSc, closing at S77sc; December
QsSS). 92l2@925sc, closing at 92asc;
Corn-Receipts, IS. 80 blu; exports, 1914
spot; options quiet and steady: cash, firm
and quiet: ungraded, 52@524c; Nc. ., 52Is
@32lec delivered; No. ., October, 511sc,
closing nj 51lsc: November, 51Is@51Ac,
closing at elise; December, 51l2@51ssc,
closing at 3ll2c; January, 51Ac. closing at
Ac; May. 52l2c, closing at 52tac. Oats
Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, Is bu; sales,
10000 hu futures. $4,000 blu spot; shade
easier and very dull; mixed Western, 80
@34c; white Western, 35@4Oc. Hay firm
steady and quiet: California, G012c. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio quiet at 1880; options, 5
@l0 points lower and dull; sales, 2s.250
bags; October, Sl7- so: November, S17.35
@17.43: December, SIT .55@17.65; Jan
nary. Sl7.50@17. c5: February, $1,000
17.3o: March. S17.45@17.5O: April, SI7.45
1880: May. ST.. 40@175O: June, ST.. As;
August; SI710; September QSSs), $17;
November Sl6.6O: December, 6.55@16.6O.
Sugar, firm but quiet; Muscovado. soc: test.
c: and f., u 3 lice; refined quiet and firm.
Molasses steady. Rice firm Petroleum firm;
united. 7olsc; crude, in barrels, 6@6lsc. Cot:
ton seed oil, quoted 32l2c crude, refined
nominal Tallow firm; quoted at 44c.
Rosin steady. Turpentine dun. Eggs steady
and in fair demand: receipts, 3,51O pack
ages: Western 12@2Oc. Pork dull barely
steady: sales, 100 bbls mess. Cut meats firm; ;
picked shoulders, $500. Lard, 4@5 points
lower. dull and heavy; Western steam spot
quoted at $6.77l2c October, $500; Novem
Der, S6.5d@6:57: December, $65I@6.55;
March, $6.6S@6.70; city steam, So. TO- But
ter dull and weak; Western, 13@2512c;
Western creamery, 16@25l2c Cheese,
quiet. barely steady; Western. 9A@11Ac.
Copper dull; lake, lose. Lead quiet: do
nestle, 4l4@4ssc. Tin firm. Other articles
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-17

m ORTGAGE SALE-Whereas, default has
wi been made in the conditions of a GER
tain indenture of mortgage executed and de
livered by Charles E.. Stanton to James H.
Haley, bearing date the third day of Febru
airy, A. d. 1887, to secure the payment of the
sum of twenty-six hundred (2,6OOO dollars,
and interest therein mentioned, which mort
gage duly acknowledged, was, on the seventh
day of February, A. d. 1887, at IL O'Clock in
the forenoon, duly recorded in the office of
the register of deeds in and for the county of
Ramsey and state of Minnesota, in book 100
OF mortgages, on page oSS; and, whereas,
the said mortgage and the debt which the
same secures have been duly assigned by the
SAID James II. Haley to Ellen Haley by an
assignment of said mortgage bearing date
the fifth day of February, A. d. 1887, which
assignment was, on the seventh day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1887, at IL O clock in the fore
noon duly recorded in the Office of the regis
ter of deeds of said county. of Ramsey, Min
nesota, in book ''P' of assignments, on
page As; and, whereas, there is claimed to be
due upon said mortgage-and the notes Sc
cured by the same-at the date of this notice,
the sum of ninety-one (91) dollars being six
months interest on said mortgage, besides
fifty(50)dollars attorneys fee, stipulated for in
said mortgage, i'll case of foreclosure, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof:
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forclosed and the premises there
in described will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash at the front door (on Wabasha
street, of the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court of said Ramsey county, in the
city of st. Paul, in said county, on the TWEEN
ty-seventh day of October, A. ID. 1897 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the sum
then due on said mortgage and the said
mortgage debt, together with interest, said
attorneys fee and the disbursements allowed
by law. subject to redemption at any time
within one wear from the date of sale as pro-
vided by law.
The premises covered by said mortgage,
and to be sold as aforesaid, are situated in
the county of Ramsey and state of Mime
sofa. and are described as follows to-wit:
The northeast one-Quarter of the northeast
one-quarter of the southeast one-quar-
ter of section numbered twenty four
(21). township twenty-eight (2S), and range
twenty-five GU, according to the United
States government survey thereof.
ELLEN HALEY, Assignee of Mortgage
PINCH ~ TwoHY, Attorneys for said AS
signce. Gilfillan Block, st. Paul, Mimi.
Dated Sept. IL, A d. 1887.
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